Completed within a condensed one-month programme, the works for this luxury beachfront resort in Byron Bay involved replacing the existing roof system and installing a fully integrated roofing and waterproofing solution, including a new PVC membrane system to enhance long-term performance. Through careful planning, coordination and quality assurance, Alder successfully restored the building ahead of the peak tourism season while meeting the high standards expected in a premium hospitality environment.
Project value has been adjusted to reflect approximate current-day value as at 2025, based upon industry recognised construction indexation published by Rawlinson.
Complete roof remediation of a luxury beachfront resort within a one-month operational shutdown, enabling reopening ahead of the tourism season.
Alder removed the existing roof system and installed a new roof solution across the resort, delivering a complete roof remediation following severe storm damage.
The project included the installation of a new PVC waterproof membrane system to the perimeter box gutters.
Works were completed during a condensed one-month operational downtime, requiring careful planning and coordination to meet the resort’s reopening schedule.
Multiple work crews were engaged and managed concurrently to maintain progress and achieve the required completion timeframe.
Extensive quality assurance processes were implemented to ensure workmanship aligned with the standards expected of a luxury beachfront resort.
The unique roof design featured numerous changes in direction, height and curvature, requiring a specialised installation methodology.
Roof installation involved a 140-tonne mobile crane supported by a 40-tonne mobile crane, together with full perimeter handrails and scaffold loading bays.
Detailed logistics planning was required to coordinate material movements and site access across the extensive roof work areas.
The project team successfully managed restricted roof access and a compressed construction program while maintaining project requirements.
Severe storm damage at a luxury beachfront resort in Byron Bay required urgent roof rectification works to restore the building ahead of the peak tourism season. The project focused on delivering a complete roof remediation solution within a tightly constrained timeframe to support the resort’s scheduled reopening.
The works involved removal of the existing roof system and installation of a new, fully integrated roofing solution, including design, installation and warranty. A new PVC waterproof membrane system was applied to the perimeter box gutters, improving overall durability and long‑term waterproofing performance of the building envelope.
Delivered within a condensed one‑month programme, the project required careful coordination of multiple work crews, detailed logistics planning and specialised installation methods due to the roof’s complex geometry and varying heights. High levels of quality assurance were maintained throughout to meet the expectations of a premium hospitality environment, with access constraints and sequencing managed to ensure timely completion.
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